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The heavy rain caused the Bagmati river to swell, and residents near the banks were seen moving their belongings to higher ground. Why were they moving?
AThey were going on a holiday.
BThey feared a flood was imminent.
CThey wanted to clean their houses.
DThey were selling their furniture.
✓ Correct Answer: B — They feared a flood was imminent.
Moving to higher ground is a standard safety response to rising river levels and potential flooding.
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